The Lord reigns. And that is indescribably good news. It’s news that we need on days like these. That’s what we explore the series conclusion of “Drawing Near: Moving Closer to God While Far from Others”.
Don’t you want to live the life that God has made you to live? Of course you do. For that, we need God’s wisdom. This week’s Psalm of Wisdom walks us down that path.
One of the very best things we can do is to remember how much God has done for us, because it reminds us who the main character and what true theme in our story really is. Check it out!
During these last three months, we’ve faced extraordinary changes as a society. That has not been lost on our kids. A generation that, as studies show, already faces a 52% increase in anxiety and depression has found itself launched into unprecedented times. They are grieving their routine and mourning the loss of their typical physical and social connection.
Parents: our job has gotten infinitely harder in these last months...
Dear Park family,
During lunch the other day, my son displayed some behavior that landed him in his “think it over place.” He sat there quietly … for about three seconds. Then he decided he was done and ready to get back to life-as-usual. ...
Everything has changed, but God hasn’t changed. We have experienced tremendous upheaval in our personal lives and in the way we do ministry due to Covid-19. But while change is inevitable, some things never change: faith, hope, and love (1 Corinthians 13).
